Telephones
siemens-c575
siemens-sl450hx
alcatel-temporis-380
alcatel-8244
vershoven-a24
lelas-phone
Although German physicist Johann Philipp Reis invented the telephone as early as 1863, it took improvements by the American Alexander Graham Bell to transmit the human voice electrically. Bell presented his telephone system in 1878 at the World’s Fair in Philadelphia. A year later, the telephone was finding its way into Germany. Siemens innovations has shaped developments in telephony ever since. Siemens phones are found on many European built Cruise Ships.
Lelas has developed a series of industrial telephones for use in an unstable environment. Explosion-proof and shockproof telephones are part of the communication system in the enterprise and are resistant to environmental conditions of use, ensuring the quality of communication in the production plant or assembly area. Lelas phones are found on many European built Cruise Ships.
Vershoven GmbH is an expert for waterproof and explosion proof devices for communications engineering, safety engineering and mining.
The weatherproof A24 telephone is suited for dusty and moist environments. It is designed for DTMF and pulse dialing as well as a PABX device and end device. Vershoven phones are found on many European built Cruise Ships.
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